MORNING ENTERPRISE
OREGOaT CITT, OREGON -
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CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
July 28 In American History.
1823 Manaeeeh Cutler, clergyman, pa
, trioC pioneer and scientist, died:
bora 1742.. :
1835-Comroodore WUllam Batnbridg.
- naval officer distinguished In tb
war of J81Z died: bom 1774.
1863 William Lowndes Tsncey. "ortg
, inai aecaasloaJst." died: born 1814.
X891 Samuel Bands, printer, who Brat
pat Tb Star Spangled Banner"
In type, died: born 1800.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. -'.
(From noon todaj to noon tomorrow.)
Bon sets 7:15, rlaea 4:49: moon aeta
29 p. m.t 4 JO p. m-. moon In con
junction - with Venn, passing "from
weet to eaat of the planet. B degTeea
Bortb thereof.
DID YOU HELP PAY THIST
. Th Portland Railway Light 4k Pow
er Co. obtained a net Income of
$95.207 60 from Its Oregon City line
during the past year. The gross earn
ings amounted to $194,087X7 and th
operating expenses $98,880.47. In 190
. th gross earnings totaled $164,645.51,
and th operating expenses were $82,
359.76, th net earnings being $82,
187,76. Th net earnings In 1908
were $63,556.01.
Still this great corportlon objects to
giving Oregon City a reduction in
fares and wants to retain a net of
income of more than 60 per cent on
the gross earnings. In addition to
these figures this company had $28,
408.18 net earnings on Its freight
business In 1910, netting nearly 60 per
cent on th gross earnings. This
gives the concern a grand net total
of $123,615.68 for the -year on th
Oregon,City division alone. The op
erating expenses In the passenger and
freight departments totaled $121,083.
78, which Is less than the net . Income.
The fight that Oregon City people
are putting up to secure a reduction
In far will probably be successful.
Th company's own figures are a con
fession of swollen earnings.
On the Cazadero line the net earn
ings In both departments on the Caza
Ings In both departments totaled $337
904.33, the operating expenses amount
ed to $218,863.75, leaving a pet In
come of $119,040.58.
i The average public service corpora
tion will rleld only under tremendous
pressure, and It Is now up to the
State Railroad Commission to give the
Drug Habit Causes In
sane Asylums to
Overflow
By Dr. H.W.WILEY, Chief Chemist of Department of Agriculture
IT IS NOT SAFE TO A88EF
SANITY IS DUE TO ANY
IN JHE LIGHT, OF EXIS
1 TO ASK WHETHER THE
ASSERT
ARE NOT POTENT
INSANE ASYLUMS.
CAUSES IN
t
y All we can do to wipe out this
achoola. The real remedy lies with
' with a race that ia entering upon
, aa yet uncontaminated directly by any of the so called "DOPES" and
' with whatever heritage of nervoua health the parents can confer on
them' To S very great'extent we
, . . . o -
the children be taught at home to
rt J . I 1 J- ,11am fk.nl i.jli.lM in 11 Vinm I a
Caueme auU WUaCOU IIIU UU UVI mvw mem w wuiugo m cuuvn u
them bei,xugh ganely the dangers that lie in alcoholic beverage.
Warned agamst tooee more common temptations ana msiruciea
ad to the consequences attaching to the uae of all stimularAs and nar
eoticg, the child'g mental and moral nature la PREPARED to pro-
teet it body Iron any beedleea injury oy meang 01 aruga ana pouons.
, Ujildren o reared as to the body will grow to be itrong, heaJthy
fmen and women, who, even if tempted, will uccesafully ,RE8IST the
datars tlrt era frovirj so serious to the minds and Sodies of the
ri
people of Clackamas county relief
from exorbitant chariee.
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Senator Polndexter. of Waahlnston,
aad Senator Works, ol California, vot
ed for the Canadian reciprocity meas
ure.' So did Senator Chamberlain, of
Oregon. But Senator Bourn voted
agalnat it. presumably to pleas his
friend La rollett. Wnll Polndeiter
and Works are Insurgent leaders and
ar Republicans, Chamberlain showed
more Republicanism In his vote thaa
did Bourn, who voted against recip
rocity because La Pollette. Insurgent,
did, and voted tor th Fayne-Aldrlch
tariff bill because AMrtch, standpat
ter, did. On can never put his finger
on Jonathan. He is the real elusive
Solon.
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ABOUT ADJOURNMENT.
That th Senate Is willing to ad
journ on August T, or soon thereafter.
does not by any means give assurance
that th House will consent to do so.
In fact the House hsa promised to
keep on sending in tariff bills for th
Senate to consider tor some time yet.
so it Is more than likely that Con
gress will still be with us In Sep
tember.- and possibly In October.
Speaker Clark Is plsylng a very con
servative game, and be has no reason
to fear a continuation of the session
because of Its possible effect on his
political chances if one may Judge
br bis record thus far. The country
seems to consider him a strong eandl
date, and he has a great many friends
outside of the Democratic party as
well as in it If Mr. Clark. Mr. Under
wood, and other leaders In th House,
are not afraid of a long session. It is
unlikely that there will be an adjourn
ment just to suit the Senate.
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YOUR MONEY BACK.
We promptly refund money paid us If
treatment falls to benefit.
Her Is a remedy intended for the
treatment of kidney ailments of a
more or less chronic nature that has
produced remarkably beneficial results
In treating great number of cases.
In devising the formula of Rezall
Kidney Pills, the manufacturers have
profited by th experience of genera
tions of practising physicians, and the
Ingredients contained therein are such
aa hav been used by such physicians
in satlsfsctorily ' treating kidney dis
orders. We offer yon Rexall Kidney Pills
under our personal guarantee to re
turn your money If the treatment Isn't
satisfactory to yon.
Sixty Pills In a box, 60 cents at
our store The Rexall Store. Huntley
Bros. Co...
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A TRIFLE GOSSIPY
"Fred,"' the horse belonging to Hor-
ton A Cox, although he has only one
eye, "gets there just the same when
it comes to running away. Severs!
years ago the horse lost the sight of
its eye. but this does not Interfere
wltb Its appearance, as the animal Is
sleek and clean and fine specimen of
horse flesh. "Fred" has an idea he
must run away just so often, but al
ways stops when some on calls
"whoa"! no matter who It is. If the
horse is running at full speed, and If
this command Is given him he will
stop Instantly. A few days ago "Fred"
ran away on Center street, throwing
Earl Horton out of the wagon, and on
Wednesday took another run with the
wagon filled with ice. No one wished
to be the Ice man then, although the
day was extremely warm. Earl Is
looking for another- driver, aa this
Is the third runaway he has been in
during the past month. On Wednes
day the horse became frightened
while L. P Williams and Earl Horton
were delivering ice in the Seventh
8treet Hotel, someone turning a horse
on It The horse wss stopped by
George Ely.
Old Baseball Star Die.
OCEAN CITY, N. J., July 27. John
Radcliffe, famous ss a baseball player
1 the '60s and early '70s, died sud
denly at the Ocean City Yacht Club.
He was 63 years of age. Radcliffe
waa a member of the celebrated Ath
letics, of Philadelphia, as pitcher and
shortstop. He was regarded ag one
of the great bare-handed catchers of
his time. Radcliffe lived in Camden,
N. J., and after retiring from baseball
became a poultryman.
THAT THE INCREASE IN IN-
ONE PARTICULAR CAUSE BUT,
EXI8TINQ FACTS, IT MAY BE WELL
DRUG HABITS OF THE NATION
THE OVERPOPULATION OF OUR
at t
condition is preach in our public
the COMING GENERATION
the duties and the strain of life
can start afresh with them.
, : ,
dread the insidious POISONS of
MORNING ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. JULY 28.
INSPECTS
ROADSrOMOSROW
Members of tb Stat Road Commis
sion on Saturday will go from Salem
to Portland on th eaat side of th
river and from Portland to Salem on
th weat side of th river In outomo-
biles to determine wblcb is the moat
feasible rout for th Capital Highway
between th caDltal-and ' Portland.
Judge Dlmlck received notice of th
proposed trip Thursday, nut, Because
of other business, will be unable to
accompany the party. The commis
sion also will Inspect the grade and
examln th roads thoroughly In or
der to get acquainted with tbem.
STAMP-SELUHG BOX ,
FASTER THAN CLERKS
Huntley Bros. Company, for the ac
commodation of their customers on
Thursday installed a stamp vending
machine in their store. It is tb first
on ever put Into operation in Oregon
City and it gives quicker and better
service than the most expert clerk.
The" machine takes only nickels and
dimes. The coins are dropped Into it
the same as any other slot machine
and the stamps are delivered In en
velopes. No profit is mad upon tne
stamps, snd it is not required that
persons obtaining stamps from the
machine shall be customers of other
departments of the store. - -
Real Estate Transfers.
J. A. and Flora McKlel to T. R.
Phillips and L. O. Thompson, lot 3,
block IS, Windsor; $10.
Joseph Cartman et a to L. Shank,
58 acres, section 6, township S south,
rsnge S east; $1.
Annie Shank to Herbert G. and Ed
ward P. Stewart, 58 acres, township
3 south, range 3 eaat: $1,000. -
H. U. and Princess Louise Keats to
F. P. Morey. 31.64 acres, sections 15
and 21. township 2 soutn, rang z
east: $1.
C D. and Sedonia Latourett to
Christina Swanson, tracts 26 and 27,
Ellda; 81.375. -
EEmma F. and Daniel. Nettleton to
Robert and Ellen Orr, land In section
25, township 2 south, rsnge 2 east;
$2,100.
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SCOTCH GIVE GRAND
IT
HIGHLAND FLINGS, BAGPIPES
AND SONGS TO BE SOME
OF FEATURES.
The Robbie Burns Club will give a
grand Scotch concert tonight at Shlve
ly Opera House under the direction
of the famous Colman family, recent
ly from Scotland, asalsted by a com
petent company of favorite Portland
artists. The entertainment will be
on of the finest given in the city
this season, and will appeal to per
sons of all nationalities and extrac
tions. Reserved seats, which will
cost thirty-five and fifty cents are on
sale at Huntley Bros. Company's
store. General admission will be
twenty-five cents. There will be Scotch
dances, flings, bagpipe music and
songs by artists in costume.
Those taking part In the program
ar as follows:
D. 8. Colman, Sr., one of Scotland's
favorite tenors; D. S. Colman, Jr.,
the Juvenile Harry Lauder, who has
just finished a ten-weeks star engage
ment with tb Oregon Grill, Portland ;
Miss B. Colman, in songs and Irish
dances; Tootsle Williamson, the
smallest Highland dancer on the
stage, in Scotch songs snd dances;
the Pottage Sisters, In Sailors' Horn
pipe, and other dances; MIbs Ferg'to
son, one of Portland's most talented
pianists In Scotch selections; Pipe
Major John Smith, late of the famous
Seaforth Highlanders' Band, Fort
George, Scotland, in bagpipe selec
tions snd dances.
Major Noble, City Engineer, will
preside.
Bernard Fined $5,.
Pete Semard, who was arrested for
intoxcatlon and leaving his horse
hitched in the sun for several hours
was fined $5 and given a severe lec
ture by Recorder 8tipp on Thursday.
Semard said that his home was In
Portland, and he had hitched the
horse, thinking that his brother who
lives on the South End Road would
come for It.
Maine Man Weds Here.
May Huey snd Levi A. Guptlll were
married by Justice of the Peace Sam
son. The bridegroom said his home
was in Cumberland county. Maine.
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rUIHIU UUUIHIIUl
STILL DECUr
DIGGING wVl NOT BCCOME CC
ERAL UNTIL AFTER
RAINS BEGIN.
Potato prices ar being generally re
duced her. ven though there Is a
temporary showing of strength in Cal
ifornia, due to th continued hvy
withdrawals for outslu trade.
Only a nominal amount of local
stock Is coming forwsrd In condition
good enough to ship and for that rea
son th California offerings are com
manding tb hlghst prlc. Digging
will not becom genersl In Oregon un
til after tb rains set In. A touch of
moisture Is said to be seeded.- Th
potatoes ar generally of fair sit but
small slie ar scarcely wsnted at
any prlc. ' c
HIDES (Buying Green hldea, 5c
to 6c; salters, SVie to 6e; dry hides,
12c to 14c. Shvp pelts, ioa u c
each.
rumen FmT local nrlces ar
firm at from 8o to 10c oa apple ana
prunes, peach ar 190. ' 1 ,
SALT Sallina- 60c to 90c (or fin.
so lb. aack. half ground 40c; 75 for
100 lb. sack
Portland Vegetable Markets.
SACK VEGETABLES Carrota,
$1.25?$1.50 par aack; parsnips, $1.25
$1.60; turnips, $l.X6Ci.ou; omm,
$1.60. ?
VTCGETABLJcm Asparagus. 90c 0
$1.75 per erat; cabbage, new, $2 per
hundredweight: cauliflower, $1.0
$1.76 pr doxen; celery, California, 75c
690c per dossn; eucunDrs, si.svv
IMS nor dosen: eggplant. 15o per lb.;
garlic. 10CC12C per pound; lettuce,
60c per dosen; hotnous leuac, ii.du
612 per box; peas, 9cUo per
Dound: tenners. SOcffSSc per pound;
radishes, 15 per dosen; rnuoarD. ia
3c per pound; sprouts, k; tomatoes,
$2$3.26.
ONIONS Jobbing price; Oregon
$3.75 per 100; Australian. $3.60 per
100: Texas. $3.25 per crat: tauior
nla, $2 per crat. ...
Oregon City Stock Quotations.
HOGS Hog ar quoted He lower
From 126 lbs. to 150 lbs. 9tor. from
160 lbs. to 200 lbs. SVie.
BACON. LAKD and HAM. ar firm
VEAL CALVES Veal cal7a oring
from 8c to luc according to grade.
BEEF STEERS Beet steers for
the local markets ar etching SVie to
6 Vie live weignt.
8HKEP nrm at to to -So live
welghL ,
Quotariana ror gregen City.
POTATOES Best, Buying 1V4 cents
pound.
- FLOUR AND FEED Flour Is
stesdy, selling from $5 to $5.50; very
little of cheaper grades.
OAT8 (Buyng) Gray, $23 to $24
white, from $26 to $26. .
' BUTTER (Bnyingi Ordinary
country " bring from 15c to zoc,
fancy dairy from 20c to 22c. cream
ery 22c to 26c.
EGGS Best grade 26 cents.
POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit
tie good stock offered. Good hens are
bringing 12c Old roosters are In poor
demand, broilers bring from 16c to 18c
with good demand.
WOOL (Bujr.ntf) ool prices are
ranging from 14 to 17 cents.
FEED Shorts $29 to $30; rolled
barley, $31.60 to $32.60; process bar
ley, $33.00; whole corn, $39.00
cracked corn, $4000; wheat $32.00
to $33; oil meal, $53; 8hady Brook
dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds.
HAT (Buying.! Timothy $16 to
$17: clover $9 to $10; oat hay, best,
$12; mixed, $10 to $12; alfalfa, $12 to
$14.
Thrown Off Load of rlay.
FOREST GROVE. Or.. July 27 An
drew Allen was thrown off a load of
bay near this city last evening while
hauling hay for one of the leading
farmers; and was seriously injured.
Whips! Whips!!
. We Give 'Em Away
WITH EACH S5 PURCHASE
WE WILL GIVE YOU A $125
RAWHIDE BUGGY WHIP.
Dealers In Wool, Flour, Hay,
Grain, Feed, Coal, Salt, Sugar
l.l V,"i
Oregon '
Commission Co
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' Oregon City. '
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EAGLE CREEK GETS
NEW RURAL ROUTE
a rural delivery rout, twenty-six
and lhr-fourths miles long, has been
established at Engl Creek. It will
be known as Route On. About igmy
families will b benefited by the er
Ire. Th residents bay urged me
establishment of the rout for some
time, and many applications wet
mad before It was onisinea. m
rural delivery servlc In tne county
Is uelng Impiovod as rapidly as pxil-
t.le, and the Indications are irai u
111 soon have as gooa serv.c as an
county in th state.
BEAVERS WIN CLOSE
niiir rnnii iiinnc
uuAnL IliUn HnOLLO
LOS ANGELES. July 27. (Spec-
lal.l. The Heavers played fine bail
aalnat the Angela today and too one
of the best gamea seen at awaning
ton street park this seaaon by a
score of I to I. .
There was something doing every
minute, nartlcularly In tb fielding
line. Sensational ratche were the
order of the day. Beaton and Delhi.
pitted against each other, put up gooa
exhibitions, allowing only scattered
hit. that flsured little In the scoring
Krueger obtained a freak bit in tne
fourth that brouRht a laugh from the
fans. He threw his bat at one or
Delhls wide ones, knocking tb ball
down the first base line and then beat
Ing It to the bag. ;
The results Thursday were as fol
lows: . J.
Pacific Coast League Portland 2,
Los Angeles 1; Ban Francaco 1. Oak
land 0: 8acramento 2. Vernon 1.
Northwestern League Vancouver
Portland 1: Seattle ll. Victoria 4;
Tacoma 4. 8pokan 3,
American League Cleveland I
Philadelphia 3: New York 6. St Louis
4: Detroit 7. Washington V. Boston
9. Chicago 4. '
National . League Pa-M-wpM 4
St Lou's 3: Chicago 8. Boston 2
Pittsburg 7, Brooklyn 0: Cincinnati 7,
New York 4.
STANDING.
Pacific Coast.
W. L PC.
Portland 63 46 .677
VVnon 63 64 .638
Oakland C44 67 .6 'J
Han Francisco EV 60 ,-42
Sncrnmento tb 60 .478
".i s Ans.ia . . 72 3
Northwsetern.
W. L P.C.
Vancouver., 63 39 .618
Spokane 68 44 6C0
Tacoma 67 44 .564
Seattle 52 47 .523
Cortland - 46 63 .405
Victoria r 26 75 .257
COUNTY COURT
J. C. Bradley 6.00
Charles Hattan 20.80
E. Gelbrlch 23.80
W. W. H.'8amson 4.40
John Aden 22.00
John F. Jennings 19.20
Christian Kocher 23.80
Michael Knoll 19.C0
R. W. Zimmerman 23.60
W. E. Bonney 19 00
Willamette Hotel 6.00
Frank Ferguson, Jr 2.70
Dr. Thomas J. Fox 2.50
A. P. Todd 12.20
Lester Smith 2.30
A. J. Hobble 2.00
P. Swanson 5.60
Frank Ferguson 2.70
F. C. Burk 2.00
E. F. Qlnther 22.00
S. B. Berg 22.80
D. C. Yoder 25.40
L J. Palmateer 35.00
W. H. Kan die 35.00
O. C. Whltten 20.80
H. T. 8hlpley 84.20
Justice of th Peace.
W. W. H. 8amson 21.65
Geo. A. Brown 7.
William Hodge 1.70
Charles Peterson 1.70
D. E. Frost ,25.60
W. H. Faubtan .' 10.80
Mrs. Mary Strucan" 4. so
Jess Shewman ,
Ed. Fortune ,
E. E. Bums
John Bradley
W. W. Bradley ,
4.60
1.20
1.20
1.30
1.20
F. D. Cox 1.20
B. Kuppenbender 1.20
Hewthorne 5.50
Newthorne 6.C0
Geo. A. Brown , . , 1.90
D. B. Frost I6.75
Shsrlff.
Charles Ely
10.00
104.00
60.00
10.00
29.90
E. T. Mass ....
Cls B. Pratt
J. O. Staats
F. A. Miles ....
F. A. Miles
John O. Staats
29.25
13.50
Clerk.
I. M. Harrington , 1.20
Th Irwin Hod son Co,
1.93
49.00
10.60
3.00
M. C. Mulvey
W. L. Mulvty
Th Irwln-Hodion Co '. ,
Typewriter snd Supplies Co. . !
Records r.
Edith Smith
L. E. Williams !!!.!!.!!
Treasurer.
Jess Paddok
Coroner,
Thos. J. Fox .,'
R. W. Baker . . . . .
Reswsll L. Holman
R. O. Young
John Adams , '
Harry E. Draper ......... jl",'
H. 8. Moody
F. W. Larlson
2.00
60.00
5.00
27.00
68.85
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.30
4.60
4.60
4.50
10.00
S7.8C
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a. w. Hawkins
James O'Mara ,
Dr. A. Mount .
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No Guesswork
about your meney matter
are aepeslter hsr.
Your bills ate all paid by Mak. Yyr heek, whn munw .
com., a rclpt N trwibl sbwit haBv r sleputse kwTT
menta. no questlen as t whr yoyr ha gar., r haw
you hsvs received. Yur pass Seek and th atub of your h, Z
always tell th story. '
always ' " tt 0N THE SAFE SIDE AND
OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THE
The Bank of Oregon City
OLDEST BANK IN TILS COUHTT
v
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY , OREGON
CAPITAL.
TreU a 0-"ral tanklna Sl-
R. L Holman
II. B. Draper .
John Adams .
Max Uollack . .
1.10
1.20
110
1.30
1.20
6 60
660
4.10
4.10
16.00
10.00
1.20
Harry Kellogg
Gerald Wilcox
Guy Wilcox ..
J.. A. Suter
D. Burnett
Dr. E. A. Summer
Dr. II. 8. Mount .......
II. L Bownss
Elmer Antes .'.
1.30
1.20
1.20
II. C. Dletrlck
Geo. Cross
C. II. Spencer ........
1.20
R. W. Baker
6.20
1.70
1.70
1.70
10.00
20.00
1.30
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.70
1.70
1.70
4.20
J. K. Ward
D. Hutchinson
C. Collins
Dr. R. E. Watklns....
Dr. H. 8. Mount
Herman Loedlng ....
Wm. 8colt
Jsmes Snyder
Wm. Hanson
Fred Layman
Homer Mullan
N. a Harvey
Sarah Mathews
R. A. Delk '.
Arthur II. DowUng ....
J. R. Kelso
4.20
20.00
$.60
II. 8. Mount
Fashion Livery Stable
Schools.
Viola Godfrey
too
9.00
00
Emilia C. Shaw
Brenton Vedder
Asaessor.
W. L Starkweather
M. B. Oaffney
67.00
...-63.00
C. E. 8 pence ' 37.60
E. W. Randolph 16.00
L. H. Klrchem 37.00
D. Engl 16.00
J. O. No 46.00
Arnold Schmidt 69.00
Clara Mitchell 40.00
Edith Jackson .... 62.00
Surveyor.
D. Thompson Meld rum 158 30
Bud Thompson 103.30
Paul Dunn 103.30
Harry Gray 75.80
E. J, Swank 2.00
George Eaden 6.00
W. M. Daniels 3.00
8. A. D. Hungat 14.00
Kllbam Stationery A Printing
Company i 17.50
Fruit Inspector.
A. J. Lewis 17.00
H. II. Dauchy 14.30
W. J. Wllaon 7.60
Wants, For Sale, Etc
Netlene under thaa malllil
will aa Insula at aaa eanl a war, firm
maaruoa, naii a eat aiaitlmal - Imar
waa. una men aar. II aar taontl. Kat:
aian eara. M rmaaf ti aar month.
Caah muat aaaaaiaaar arr untraa an
haa an aen aeomia with tha m
flaaaetal ivapanalbllttr far arrars; whan
errors ocenr fraa earrveta aotiaa will k.
sriaiaa lor patron. Minimum eharce Uc
WANTED.
vVANTED Collectors to see my col
loctlon of all sorts Of enHoa an,
tlques, and Indian trinkets; stamps
for stamp collectors; coins for
numismatists, arrow-heads for arch
wjioaisis, etc. 1 huy and sell all
aorts of curios; also all kinds of
mumi-nana furniture and tools.
uwrBB roung. Main, near Fifth
WANTED Eight to ten head of cat
tie to picture at $1.50 per head,
E! l"n:.AddrPM. W.F.Harris:
WANTii advertisements for
this eol'imn. PMoes very reaaon
abl B rtM ,t
Rwd the Morning Enterprise.
WANTED-Tou to know that th En
?!? a? J.b prlntl0 department Is
i . .mo,i oon,P'e In the Stat.
WANTED Femal Help. '
G7V,f IF Oregon
j wu"m ,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALTS One South wick hay press
on 10-hors now M":'Vr""'
pr1iomc.:,trt,e- AMTWt Ent-
Sell thst old plow or harrow; yon
dont use u tne von ,,,;.
vour new on
r wajsa-l
fARM LOANS-DJmlck Dlmlck
Lawrera. r..- u,mica,
' ATrnaftisrva
a.
! IV-.. I
, r. j.
,v
SftO.000.aa
Open from 9 A. M. a) J
rrBJSN a scuuamau Atunr
Law, Deals ah if Advokat, q .
la all aowrte, make oast
U as. OtlWa hi I
prte 2nd. Or Cttt. One
BUILDER AND CO T"CT0;
HARRY JONBS Bufldar aa n
Coa tractor. BaUmates ikes'
given o all etaa , of
work, eoaerete walka aa rsa.
tea. raoaa Mala m,
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
NOTICE On of tb handsoBM
best running launches on rtn
be bought for leas than cost
tTlal, or will trad for teal ;
Addrea II. 8. TteU. uoi U,
1
, gon City Or, ,
B AS E BALI
RECREATION PARK, j
Cor. Vaughn and Twnty-ort
VANCOUVER
PORTLAND
July 24, 25. 86, 27, 28, 21
Gamee Begin Weekdays at Sti
In Weekdays at $ m
day. 2:90 P. M. I
S . DAY FRIDAY.
13 Free to Blew
i Sund
LADIES'
Boy Uadar
vadaaday
irvaaamntattharaVlbmllnsrihaltlaRav
HIiuUiauraHlnclaThraad f'AoM m ,
ffewluc MiM-hlne wrlla to J
TNI IIW lOWI $IWIRI MACIIIRt C$aK
Orange, Maatav. I
Mnr wvlni aiM htM n mmAt la wll rir"
nalur, but th Haw llama li bm
Our tmn ar nia aut
Bald aikarlad Jara sS
OB tAUl av s
W. L M1R1M1LL.
$50 Morrlaon SL Portlani,,
J
Buy a Home
While Paying Rent
. 1100 down and $12 a men"
takes this comfortable slx-rooa
nous gnd lot Hous Is !"
for electricity. Lot 62x105 fa
Bom fruit on plae. Well
cated on Madison St. ((V)
A""P at,7" y.
E. P. Elliott and Sen
7th and Main gts., by 8usp
' slon Bridge.
THE MORNINO VMTKRPRlM
Is on sal at th following nor1!
every dav: , !
very day:
Huntley Bros. Drugs
Main Street.
J. W. MoAnulty Cigars ,
Seventh and Main.
Becrest Confectionery
Main near Sixth.
M. B. Dunn Copfectlonsrf ,
Nx door to P. O. ,
City Drug 8 tor
Eiectrlo Hotek
Walter LltU-ConfctIon7
614 Seventh Street
'...at. VolkmarDruiti -8erenth
near Center.-
8okon born Con fctlonrf
Seventh and X Q. Adam.
INSURANCE.
. U. COOraaL, For Fir uk
aad Real Bat. Let ta k
ywr bco parties w bay, salt
issbisa. Ota la aW
9m- Orswtw Olty. Oregoa,
THE WORLDS 6RHrE5TSEWlK8ir
K hUGHT RUNNING;
TOM
' 110 REWARD
For tb arrat an ncf!
of any person or parson, ,
unlawfully remov copies of TJJ'
Meniint JCnterprlaw from
premise of subscribers
paper hag bq plaod tbar r
carrier.
Gilbert U Hedges
3. rr
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